List of states with nuclear weapons (Pacifica)
This is a list of states with nuclear weapons.
States declaring possession of nuclear weapons
| Country | Warheads
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Date of first test
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Site of first test
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TPNW status
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Delivery methods
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Tests
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|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Deployed | Total | ||||||
 Huawan
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Unknown | 1984 (official),
15000-19000+ (peak estimate) |
7th August 1958 | Site 10, testing facility | Signatory | Nuclear triad| | 515 |
| Template:Country data GI-Land | Unknown | 100–200 | Ratified | ||||
 Ryccia
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2500-7500 | 2500 (current estimate), 16000+ (peak) | 19 November 1957 (T1T) | Ryccia | |||
 Sedunn
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Unknown | 150–300 | 19 November 1957 (T1T) | Ryccia | Signatory | Nuclear triad | 5 |
 Techganet
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20 | 357 | 3 December 1968 | Ieaginot Hill, Chienot | Non-signatory | 8 | |
| Unknown | Unknown | Non-signatory | |||||
| Template:Country data Viliakmon[1] | Classified | Classified | 4 February 1959 (Tekarian blueprints?) | South-West Pacific Ocean | Non-Signatory | DENVER S-1 | 3 (1998); 5 (2022) |
Associated Clans of Viliakmon
It should be noted that Viliakmon developed its first nuclear warhead prototype based off of blueprints which it may have obtained from Tekarai. The first test used a delivery method of an old high-altitude bomber aircraft and was a failure. The second nuclear warhead project attempted to combine two different approaches while still using the possibly Tekarian blueprints as a base. It was tested in the far south west of the Cordilian Sea in 1978 with a successful but very late detonation. The third prototype was created by the Institute of Microphysics in the University of Aelbasan, funded by the Bushati Clan, tested in the middle of the Pacific Ocean in 1994 without producing a detonation.
The first successful tests were reported only after 1998. The warheads were engineered by "The Free Institute for Biochemical Research" in Durrax and tested in the west Cordilian Sea in 2013 and 2022. Type I produced a precise and small detonation of 5 MT but caused high levels of radiation to be detected later on; Type II produced a 25 MT explosion with an undisclosed blast radius. Both were delivered using the archaic high-altitude bomber method, which has since been replaced.
States indicated to possess nuclear weapons
States believed to possess nuclear weapons.
United States of Izaakia
Izaakia has never openly confirmed their possession of nuclear weapons. However, since the mid to late 1950s Izaakia is believed to have nuclear weapons. Radioactive traces from what are believed to be tests have been found in ice-cores in the extreme south of Keyli. It is believed Izaakia has a Permanent at Sea-Deterrent with an Arsenal between 600 and 1000 war heads.
In July 2021 leaked documents suggested that Izaakia was making plans to expand its nuclear arsenal by 50%.
Esfalsa
Following a suspected nuclear explosion, Izaakia condemned Esfalsa for what it stated was likely a nuclear weapons test.[2] Esfalsa has denied these allegations.[3]
States formerly possessing nuclear weapons
Kosbareland
Kosbareland possessed nuclear weapons but has since dismantled them. The government has yet to disclose the number of nuclear weapons produced but estimates puts the number at around 10-15. Kosbareland has since become an advocate for non-proliferation and prohibition of nuclear weapons and is a signatory of the TPNW.
Nicholas & Great Britain
Nicholas and Great Britain possessed 140 nuclear weapons but was disarmed in the Izaakian occupation 2022.
Emerald-Denver
Emerald-Denver possessed 3 Missiles, but has scrapped its last Missile in August 2022, after the June 1st Nuclear Attack by their own missiles.
Inetez
Inetez started domestic research on subatomic particles utilizing "Team Delta-9-Hydroxy" operating under CCI Department "MIL-NUC-SEC" in the latter portion of 1940s. By 1950, Team Delta-9-Hydroxy began to participate in the construction of nuclear power reactors. Their construction would cease on 1988. According to both CCI and EMA, Inetez constructed a total of 228 reactors[which allegedly amounts to 30-45% of all known reactors], most of which were utilized for proliferation of nuclear warheads. Neither the CCI nor the EMA have revealed the total amount of nuclear warheads Inetez had at its disposal before disarmament.
The disarmament (2006-2022) began as the Iron Century was dwindling. Although the unknown number of warheads were "disposed of fairly early on", it would take the EMA 16 years to dismantle the potential of warhead proliferation using the constructed reactors. On 2022-12-18, EMA announced that Inetez has "completed irreversible nuclear disarmament", which involved "transformation of 228 nuclear power reactors for other purposes, with no compatibility of reverse engineering said reactors to produce nuclear weapons".
Further declassification regarding "Team Delta-9-Hydroxy" research & the total amount of warheads produced should, according to Diyan Vezier Vihan Polati, "Not be expected within the next two generations".